Just so you can breath - NOT THE MINI
My wife is going to be trading in her 03 Trailblazer for a new Toyota Sequoia. Over all the car is in good condition but the paint is heavily swirled from being taken through gas station insta-scratch car washes all it's life. The thing collects chips in the door panels from grocery store car parks. It will be traded in, not private sold.
So here's the options -
1. just wash (maybe clay) and Hydro - the dealer won't notice anything but being clean
2. wash, clayt, amigo, epic
3. wash, clay, swirl, amigo, epic - will it look 'too good'
ammended question - should I do an engine detail? I have already started with the Nero and slowly getting the interior in good shape since I know that's one of the main things dealers tend to look at.
